REFURBISHED ROBOTS

Affordable Automation Solutions that Meet all OEM Specifications for Durability and Repeatability

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We have refurbished hundreds of Fanuc Robots. Our experience, facilities and access to parts enables us to deliver a robot that meets all OEM specifications and exceeds your expectations.

Our Refurbishment Process consists of:

Evaluation

Robot evaluations consist of a pre-power up inspection of cables connectors, motor caps, fans, switches/pushbuttons, seals, proper PC board connections, loose items and other physical concerns which could potentially be problematic when power is applied. After which the robot will run a repeatability/durability/backlash test for a minimum of ten (10) continuous hours with a full payload, through full range of motions evaluating the robot's ability to meet the OEM specifications of repeatability. This is followed by another inspection of mechanical and electrical components and a report of our findings is generated and provided to the customer. You can find out more about our Refurbished Robots on Robots.com.

Refurbishment

Our industry-leading refurbishment process covers every aspect of the arm/controller system to ensure the finished product meets all OEM specifications for durability and repeatability. A typical scope of work includes:

Controller:

Clean inside and outside of controller cabinet
Clean heat exchanger
Inspect Controller for OEM Engineering Changes
Remove and clean all PCB's
Clean connector contacts
Replace fan filters
Replace cooling fans (when applicable)
Replace batteries
Delete old files from memory board (optional)
Replace any missing covers
Paint Controller (optional)
Perform functionality test on Teach Pendant
Prepare for shipment

Mechanical:

Clean mechanical unit
Disconnect all cable connectors
Clean all contact pins and plugs
Clean drive components
Replace lubricants per OEM specification
Master the robot (when applicable)
Paint Robot (optional)
Adjust over-travel limit switches (optional)
Install witness marks
Run a verification test of a minimum of fifty (50)
cycles to confirm proper operation and cable connections prior to completion.